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Land Rover Defender 110 Rebuild Mint Condition on 2040-cars

Year:1989 Mileage:125000
Location:

King's Lynn, United Kingdom

King's Lynn, United Kingdom

hi all
here is my defender 110 total rebuild up for sale 
have owned it since 2009 when i brought it it had been well looked after and so i decided to do a rebuild project done with love and satisfaction 
it has been stripped down to the chassis  shot blasted red oxide coating and heavy black chassis painted then wax oiled ,from chassis up every nut and bolt is stainless steel thought  out ,every light hinge and bit of trim is new every thing inside is new doors are new that includes door locks rubber seals mats seat covers ect nothing old at all
the only thing that is not original is the engine and gearbox and axles witch are a 300 tdi with  a r380 gearbox and transfer box ,the axles are from a 300 tdi so is fitted with disc breaks all round 
even the tool try under the drivers seat is stainless steel along with the sound proofing on the floor pans nothing has been untouched and there is well over 500 photo's to go with the rebuild as history which can be shown if needed 
this truck is 25 years old next month 
i could go on and on about this truck but i will leave it up to you guys to ask what ever you like so feel free hope i can help regards
mario 

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